The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-05-07

Baxter Streets, Nsw York, on the
night OF the 2Sth, 4 loss OF $500, 600
resulted.
The English custom-house officers
nave been ordered TO keen q sharp
lookout for dynamite on board all in
coming vessels.
Typhoid pneumonia is epidemic in
PoCahOnCas County, W. Va, and q
num1er have died
Ihs works o. the Bolton Dyeing and
Bleaching Company, at Brouxdale,
near New York, were partially de-
strOyed by fire on the 27th. Loss,
$3.50, 900.
Nearly the entire village OF Sylyania,
O., was ruined by fire on the 27th.
The loss IS estimated at $4,000.
The Ocean PariOr and Park Baths.
at Atlantic City, \. J., considered the
nand8omest establishment OF the
Kind on the Atlantic coast, was
destroyed by fire, with its contents,
on the 26th. Loss, $4,000; insur.
auce $4,000.
The stove toundries at Lancaster,
Pa, and Peekskin, y. Y, shut down
on the 26th, owing to the refusal OF
the mOlders to handle the st. Louis
patterns. Orr, Painter 4 Co., Read
ing, Pa, refused to stick to the De.
tense Association, and will hereafter
go i alO. E."
Geo. NJ. Thompson, San Francis
co grain dealer, failed. Liabilities
500, 900; assets S91 900.
Three hundred clay miners at
Woodbridge, n. J., went on strike for
an advance OF p cents a day.
At a cOnsistOry, to be held IN May,
the Pope will create Domican Father
Bause and Monsignor Palloti cardi-
nals
Chickasaw Indians get judgement
against the government for $240, ,16S,
.or improper disbursements Of their
funds.
The Volks Zaiting has sued Prince
Bismarck ior libel, basIng the attion
upon statements made in a recent
speech.
A picnic party at Harper's Ferry
discovered q shell, which was acciden-
tally exploded, seriously iniuring six
persons.
Fire on Dearborn Street, Chicago,
on the 25th, caused a loss Of $780,
600, mostly suffered by Schienewend
Il Lee, dealers in printers material.
The fve-story building on State
Street, Brooklyn, occupied by the
Nosburg Manufacturing Company,
burned on the 25th, involving a loss
OF 5000, 900, only partially carried by
insurance.
\ 7-year-old son OF c. H. Davis, OF
Nebraska City, died from the effects
OF hy1rophobia.
TIE threatened Indian uprising in
Texas has been suppressed by the ar
rest OF the leaders.
Contract has been awarded by the
Illinois Central Road for a steel bridge
at Cairo to cost 50, 800, 900.
Probate estimate places the value
OF Catharine VOLTS estate at S25,-
100000.
Mrs. Weltha A. Emmons has brought
suit for $25. 900 against the Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad Company for being
el5Cted from the NIaduCt Hotel, at Re
lay Station.
Mary Mccarthy, Cleveland dOmes-
tic, was strangled to death by an un-
known assailant, who attempted TO
criminally assault her.
Near Hagerstown, Md, Mrs. Cath
-rine Cump, 81 years old, and her son
Carlyle, aged 25, were shot and killed
in their beds by an unknown assassin.
While cleaning a pistol, Miss Annie
VI. Leslie shot herself dead at SO
PIerreport Street, Brooklyn. She was
an expert markswomau and always
carried pistol.
At Peru, Ind, Eddie, the 5.year.old
son OF John Fincher was shot by an
unknown assaiIant while playing in
mis- fathers yard and fatally injured.
The face and breast OF the little fellow
were filed with buckshot The cause
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